Deadline – Friday 30 October
UCAS and the UCAS Teacher Training (UTT) Advisory Group chair, Philip Bloor, are inviting expressions of interest from education faculty colleagues and representatives from lead schools to join the UTT Advisory Group.
The UTT Advisory Group’s role is to provide UCAS with a robust and representative voice from providers in the postgraduate UCAS Teacher Training scheme. The group enables consultation with the sector and advises and makes recommendations to UCAS on proposed changes to UCAS Teacher Training products and services.
Membership of the group is drawn from the full range of customers and providers, including higher education providers, schools, colleges, and SCITTS. Members are expected to attend and actively contribute to three meetings a year (usually held at UCAS' offices in Cheltenham), to provide feedback and input from the sector and to engage with UCAS about their experience of the scheme.
If you are interested in joining the group, please send expressions of interest to groupsandforums@ucas.ac.uk by Friday 30 October 2015. Please include your name, job title, your provider name and a little bit about why you wish to join this group and what you feel you can bring to it.
Expressions of interest will be reviewed by UCAS and the Group’s chair. We’ll invite the chosen new members to attend the next meeting on 1 December at UCAS.
More information, including minutes of previous meetings and the terms of reference, can be found on the group’s web page.
UCAS and the UCAS Teacher Training (UTT) Advisory Group chair, Philip Bloor, are inviting expressions of interest from education faculty colleagues and representatives from lead schools to join the UTT Advisory Group.
The UTT Advisory Group’s role is to provide UCAS with a robust and representative voice from providers in the postgraduate UCAS Teacher Training scheme. The group enables consultation with the sector and advises and makes recommendations to UCAS on proposed changes to UCAS Teacher Training products and services.
Membership of the group is drawn from the full range of customers and providers, including higher education providers, schools, colleges, and SCITTS. Members are expected to attend and actively contribute to three meetings a year (usually held at UCAS' offices in Cheltenham), to provide feedback and input from the sector and to engage with UCAS about their experience of the scheme.
If you are interested in joining the group, please send expressions of interest to groupsandforums@ucas.ac.uk by Friday 30 October 2015. Please include your name, job title, your provider name and a little bit about why you wish to join this group and what you feel you can bring to it.
Expressions of interest will be reviewed by UCAS and the Group’s chair. We’ll invite the chosen new members to attend the next meeting on 1 December at UCAS.
More information, including minutes of previous meetings and the terms of reference, can be found on the group’s web page.